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New: Hampton Roads Messenger Newspaper Publication. Online Now! December 2009 Edition: Find photography by: Paulette Singleton/SIP Photography [click
here] Hampton VA NAACP Chapter Banquet: Full Page
Hampton Roads Messenger: February Edition full page photo coverage: Virginia 71st Gubernatorial Inaugural ... go to page 8 (more)
Breaking News: Civil Rights Leader: Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery (88 yrs old) hospitalized in Atlanta (more)

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Inaugural - Pat Robertson attends the 71st Virginia Governor's Inaugration Ceremony: Govenor Robert F. "Bob" McDonnell. Gov. McDonnell disagrees with Robertson's comments on Haiti (more). Pat Robertson comments on Haiti (more)

Photo taken during the Prayer Breakfast just hours before McDonnell took office: By Paulette Singleton
Breaking News: R&B Singer: Teddy Pendergrass dead at 59 (more)
Congratulations Baltimore Ravens defeats New England Patroits: 33-14... Ravens plays the Colts next week
Congratulations: Ray Rice #27 completed an 83-yard TD run on the first play from scrimmage. Total 159 yards for Ray Rice on Sunday

BREAKING NEWS: Actor Danny Glover vs. President Barack Obama (more)

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
Celebrity News: Tiger Woods named AP (Associated Press) Male Athlete of the Decade(click here)...
BREAKING NEWS: December 1, VA resturants prepare for new smoking law. Restaurants will be allowed to have a smoking area only if they
segregate smokers into rooms with separate ventilation systems. Some resturants are smoke-free which means not smoking allowed anywhere.
BREAKING NEWS: It's Official: Chelsea Clinton engaged to longtime boyfriend: Marc Mezvinsky

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
BREAKING NEWS: Senator Roland Burris has something to smile about. This week his name was cleared of any wrong doing. The Ethics panel reprimands Sen. Burris. (more)

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BREAKING NEWS: President Obama announced Thursday, November 12, he will host a White House"Jobs Forum" in December.
Gospel News:
National Gospel Artist & Stellar Award Winner: Pastor Donnie McClurklin will appear as one of the judges on the hit TV Show "Sunday's Best."
The Stellar Awards 2010 Nominees Announced
Congratulations to Virginia's Own Nominee: Minister Earl Bynum
At the Top of the Charts "Still" by BeBe & CeCe Winans for week two.

BEBE & CECE
Photo by: Paulette Singleton
Political News MLK's Children reach settlement (more)
Photo by Paulette Singleton
Representative John Conyers (D-MI) supported the Performance Rights Act: H.R.848

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
BREAKING NEWS: Senate Judiciary Committee Okays Performance Rights
Act. Radio-One gets heat for no-show at Panel:
Senate Judiciary Committee Okays Performance Rights Act Bill will compensate artists and musicians for radio play Washington, D.C., on October 15, 2009 – The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Performance Rights Act (S. 379). (more)
The Clark Sister's Christmas - Holiday CD First in 30 years.

"When The Saints Go Marching In"
Photo by: Paulette Singleton
The Hummingbirds performed on Sunday at the Richmond Folk festival. The crowd asked the group for one more selection. The Hummingbirds ended with a crowd favorite "When The Saints Go Marching In."
Gospel Artist: Yolanda Adams Performed at the 39th Annual 2009 Congressional Black Caucus Prayer Breakfast held in Washington., DC

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
Gospel Singer: Dottie Peoples Special Guest at the 7th Annual VA Gospel Announcers Guild Anniversary: September 18 - September. 20, 2009 Dottie Peoples - Saturday, Sept. 19th at 7:00pm Second Baptist Church, 1400 Idewood Avenue

Additional Special guests include: Damon Little, Spiritual Harmonizers, VA GMWA Chapters Mass Choir, Bubby Fann, Donald Ashley, Wanda Vaughn, of “The Emotions” and many others. (Photo by: Paulette Singleton/SIP Photography)
Nascar weekend at Richmond International Raceway (RIR) - September 11th and 12th.
The 9/11 Memorial Car #72 driven by Benny Gordon took to the tracks at RIR, Friday, September 11, 2009.

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
Nascar and World Vision Team at RIR. The World Vision Care #78 was driven by Ray Smith

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
Weekend Photo News SIP Congratulates Bruce Smith. He is among the 2009 NFL Hall of Fame Inductees. We had an opportunity to chat with Bruce Smith in June at the Hampton Roads Black List Premiere Pre-Screening.

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
BREAKING NEWS: Sports: Michael Vick has been all smiles lately. It's believed that he will be playing football very soon. As to which team ...
that information is being held very close to the vest.

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
Breaking News: Blue Dog Democrats, House leaders reach apparent compromise regarding Health Care Reform. Blue Dog Democrates agree to cut around $100 billion from cost.
VICKI WINANS - New Project Release Date AUG 4TH Entitled "How I Got Over"
Photo by: Paulette Singleton
Breaking NEWS: Paula White returns to lead Florida Mega Church (more)

SIP eXclusive: HISPANIC GALA [PHOTO GALLERY]
BeBe WINANS Among 2009 Inductees to Int'l Gospel Music Hall of Fame (more)

SIP Congratulates BeBe Winans (Photo by: Paulette Singleton/SIP Photography)
Photo Recap: Rev. Derik E. Jones Installed: Pastor, First Baptist Church of South Richmond (Son of Richmond Mayor: Dr. Dwight Jones) (more images... visit us) Congressman Bobby Scott was also among the distinguished guest.

Photo by: Paulette Singleton
MORE BLACK MUSIC NEWS: Fed Hammond does it again new single "They That Wait" also features John P. Kee... Now #1 in Rotation... Look for the September CD release entitled: LOVE UNSTOPABLE

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SIP: dYk ... Did You Know? JUNETEENTH: is celebrated in America on June 19 to commemorate the end of slavery. Also known as "Freedom Day" or "Emancipation Day."
Jazz Performance by: Marcus Johnson

Marcus tells SIP that he will be in Richmond again this year performing at Friday's at Sunset June 19th. Don't miss this special night of Jazz
H.R. 848 is not just a black radio issue. It's a radio issue period. Radio’s survival may
depend on stations’ ability to pay for music content (Paul Porter's view): Please Feel free: Email us your view
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